Call for Papers: 45. INTERNATIONALE NESTROY-GESPRÄCHE 2019
2.–6. Juli 2019 in A-2320 Schwechat bei Wien (Justiz-Bildungszentrum, Schloss Altkettenhof)
„Sie, sagen Sie mir, ist das das Bierhaus, wo die Schauspieler nach dem Theater immer hingehn?“
(Johann Nestroy: Dreyßig Jahre aus dem Leben eines Lumpen II,2)
Theaterraum, Theaterbau, Theaterort des (Volks-)Theaters
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Arcadia: Explorations in Environmental History is an open-access, peer-reviewed publication platform for short, illustrated, and engaging environmental histories. Embedded in a particular time and place, each story focuses on a site, event, person, organization, or species as it relates to nature and human society.
A blog post that accompanies Louise Stewart’s Historical Journal article "Social Status and Classicism in the Visual and Material Culture of the Sweet Banquet in Early Modern England" reflects on the benefits of text mining for historical research.
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The HathiTrust, a huge digital library of full-text books, recently expanded its digital analysis tools. Researchers can now explore "non-extractive" uses for books that are still under copyright and investigate such data as the number of verbs on a page or the frequency of a given word in a collection of texts.
The Scholarlh Kitchen blog has published an interview that Rick Anderson conducted with Mike Furlough, the Executive Director of the service to learn more about the new options.
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